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(introduced by section 95(3)
Expression | Interpretation provision |
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the 1961 Act | Section 95(1) |
the 1975 Act | Section 84 |
the 2003 Act | Section 95 |
the Directive | [F1Sections 6 and 6A] (see also section 95(2)) |
appropriate scale | Section 55 |
area (in relation to a local authority) | Section 95 |
body of surface water | Section 55(1) |
category 1 responder | Section 95(1) |
current measures | Section 34(10) |
flood (and related expressions) | Section 3 |
flood hazard map | Sections 21 and 22 |
flood risk | Section 3 |
flood risk assessment | Section 9 |
flood risk management district | Section 8 |
flood risk management plan | Section 27 |
flood risk related function | Section 1 |
flood protection work | Section 95 |
flood risk map | Section 21 and 23 |
flood solely from a sewerage system | Section 3 |
lead authority | Section 34(9) |
local authority | Section 95 |
local flood risk management plan | Section 34 |
local plan district | Section 13 |
natural features and characteristics | Section 20(2) |
potentially vulnerable area | Section 13 |
relevant body of water | Section 17(5) |
relevant local flood risk management plan | Section 71 |
responsible authorities | Section 5 |
river basin | Section 55 |
scheme documents | Section 71 |
scheme operation | Section 95 |
SEPA | Section 4 |
statutory undertaker | Section 71 |
statutory undertaking | Section 71 |
sub-basin | Section 55(1) |
watercourse | Section 55(1) |
wetland | Section 55(1) |
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